Unnamed Black Women
Revolutionary War Era
Invisible Yet Essential
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Onesimus
(ca. 1680s - after 1721)
Science Changed History
Crispus Attucks
(1723 - 1770)
First to Fall for Freedom
James Armistead
(ca. 1748 -1830)
Intel for Independence
Elizabeth Freeman
(ca. 1742 - 1829)
Freedom Through Law
Wentworth Cheswell
(1745 - 1812)
Leadership Through Service
Jack Sisson
(ca. 1743 - 1821)
Behind Enemy Lines
1st Rhode Island
(Active: 1778–1783)
United in Battle
Jenny Slew
(ca. 1719–after 1766)
Early Freedom Seeker
Peter Salem
(ca. 1750 - 1816)
Courage Under Fire
Edward "Ned" Hector
(ca. 1744 - 1834)
Courage in Action
Seymour Burr
(ca. 1760s – after 1805)
Resilience Through Service
Phillis Wheatley
(ca. 1753 - 1784)
Voice for Liberty
Samuel Charlton
(1760 - 1843)
A Soldier Remembered
William Flora
(ca. 1755 - 1820)
Holding the Line
Rev. Lemuel Haynes
(1753 - 1833)
Faith and Freedom
Deborah Squash
(ca. 1735 – 1807)
Choosing Freedom
Austin Dabney
(ca. 1765 - 1830)
Soldier to Landowner
Barzillai Lew
(1743 - 1822)
Rhythm and Resistance
Cuff Whittmore
(ca.1751 - 1826)
Revolutionary War
Lucy Terry Prince
(ca. 1730 - 1821)
Words as Resistance
James Forten
(1766 - 1842)
Industry and Activism
Jordan Freeman
(ca. 1732 - 1781)
Freedom’s Final Cost
Agrippa Hull
(1759 - 1848)
Service and Sacrifice
Salem Poor
(1747 - 1802)
Valor and Recognition
Saul Matthews
(Dates Unknown)
Recognition Long Denied
John Chavis
(ca. 1762 - 1838)
Knowledge as Power
Joseph Ranger
(ca. 1760 - after 1832)
Freedom at Sea
Luther Jotham
(ca. 1751 - 1832)
Crafting Opportunity
Oliver Cromwell
(ca.1752 - 1853)
Commitment to Freedom
Unnamed Hero
Unnamed, Not Unimportant
Sampson Yearney
(ca.1770s - 1779)
Freedom Through Action
Bucks of America
(Revolutionary War Era)
Service and Brotherhood
Soldiers From Haiti
(Battle of Savannah 1779)
Liberty Beyond Borders
Primus (Trask) Hall
(1756 - 1842)
Soldier & Community Leader
James Robinson
(1753 - 1868)
Battle of Yorktown
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